CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
Stranger: El Desafío de un Inmigrante Latino en la Era de Trump
Jorge Ramos, who was Univision’s anchorman for many years, examines his experience as a Latino immigrant in the present-day United…
Free-Range Learning in the Digital Age: The Emerging Revolution in College, Career, and Education
Peter Smith ’68 explains how the concept of learning needs an overhaul in our changing world. In Free-Range Learning in…
Faith, Power and Family: Christianity and Social Change in French Cameroon
From the beginning of World War I to the end of World War II, African Christians changed missionary works to…
The Republic of Arabic Letters: Islam and the European Enlightenment
Christian scholars in the 17th and 18th centuries laid the groundwork for the Enlightenment-era understanding of Islamic civilizations. They were…
1st and Forever
Former president of the National Football Foundation Bob Casciola ’58 defends football in the face of increasing criticism in 1st…
The Adventure of Thomas the Turtle
In this children’s book, Thomas goes to the “forbidden region” of the pond and is separated from his family. The…
An Obituary to Die For
In An Obituary to Die For (Karnac Books), psychiatrist Ben Jordan is pitted against his college friend Jim Melville, who…
The Burdens of Aeneas: A Son’s Memoir of Duty and Love
The Burdens of Aeneas (Mercer University Press) is a series of letters that James C. Abbot, Jr. ’83 wrote to…
Beyond Silicon Valley: How One Online Course Helped Support Global Entrepreneurs
Michael Goldberg, assistant professor of design and innovation at Case Western Reserve University, tells the stories of students around the…
Lyrical Liberators: The American Antislavery Movement in Verse, 1831-1865
During the American antebellum period, antislavery activists used free speech to take on the institution of slavery. Monica Pelaez ’97…
Rethinking America: From Empire to Republic
Rethinking America (Oxford University Press) brings together many of John Murrin’s noteworthy essays on the American Revolution, the Constitution, and…
The Trouble with Minna: A Case of Slavery & Emancipation in the Antebellum North
Hendrik Hartog uses the case of Minna, an enslaved woman living in New Jersey in 1840, to explore the complicated…
The Right of Publicity: Privacy Reimagined for a Public World
In The Right of Publicity (Harvard University Press), Jennifer Rothman ’91 describes the history of a little known law —…
Inventing the Immigration Problem: The Dillingham Commission and its Legacy
The Dillingham Commission, the largest immigration study ever conducted in the United States, was an investigative commission devoted to assess…
Leadership that Lasts: Seven Actions Toward an Enduring Impact
In Leadership that Lasts (Spire Leadership Group), Tim Matheney ’89, an accomplished education and nonprofit-sector leader, defines seven actions that…
Lunch Portraits
The poems in Lunch Portraits (Brooklyn Arts Press) revel in the small things, like movies, cats, youth, and selfies. The…
Marketcraft: How Governments Make Markets Work
Today’s markets are crafted by people, firms, and governments, which makes marketcraft as vital as statecraft. Free markets do not…
Love Worth Making: How to Have Ridiculously Great Sex in a Long-Lasting Relationship
Steven Snyder focuses on the real problem with sexual dissatisfaction in Love Worth Making (St. Martin’s Press) — which is…
